If you have ever met my dog, you know she loves food or anything resembling food! So, yesterday I just finished off a box of Cheez-It's and of course, Ginger had to play with the box to eat any last crumb. After she took the plastic bag out of it, and licked it clean, she thought the box still might have some crumbs in it. In her mission to salvage anything remaining, she put her head inside of the box and it got stuck!! She started thrashing her head around in hopes the box would come off and walking around frantic into ever wall in the living room! Being the mean mom I am, I sat on the couch watching her for a little while for my own amusement, then ran to grab the camera. I was only able to get a couple shots before she got the box off, but it was hilarious!

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I don't know if you remember this or not Kev, but I never got to thank you for this and what better a time than now?
My father passed away and my mom didn't want me to go to the funeral home again... I wasn't handling it well. I don't remember exactly how it ended up, but my pal Kevin came over to my house instead of me having to go to the 3rd viewing. We had a great time. We played hide and seek, whoever was watching us made grilled cheese, and I taught Kevin how to roll up in a blanket like a cacoon, so we could see who could walk farther all bundled up. I'm pretty sure he won.
Anyway, it was just a good day in the midst of several very bad, and having a friend around to distract me for just that short time was very comforting and calming. Dispite all those silly people we become later in life I never did forget this random act of kindness. Thanks buuuddy!

A long time ago, before I could be left alone, David was always was hired to babysit us. We always had fun doing pretty much anything. One of the most fun things we ever did involved a plastic car in which us little kids could fit into.

We would get in and David would push us all around the yard or drive-way. It was great fun. We would be out there all day until my parents got home. 

Those same plastic cars still are here. The neighbors have two little kids that come over and will play in them. It reminds me of these old days, expecialy when I push them around in those little plastic cars.

Not too long ago I tried to fit into one of those cars. I failed and it was sort of hard to get out, but fun non the less.

A while back, I was playing Call of Duty 2 online with some friends. It was Jenni, Killer7, and I all just talking and playing. At one point Killer7 told me of a a trick he played on a noob.

So, he was online playing COD2 when this one person joins. Of coarse it was one of the people that have to check if their microphone works every time they join a game. He the noob asks "Can you guys hear me?"

Killer7, just being himself, says "No we cant." After that there was a small pause followed by the noob asking "How about now?"

This continued on for about half and hour until the noob finally figured out that they had to hear him to answer the way he was. When I first heard this story and could do nothing but laugh for about 5 minutes.

Not to long after that, Jenni and Killer7 left. But I had an awesome game without them! 107 score and 47 deaths! I was the best one there.

About two weeks ago, I held my first LAN party at my house. This was pretty cool, considering that I am the one with all the stuff to connect the X-Boxes together.

So, we began with two teams. They were Jenni, Monger, and Josh against Ben, Doug, and I. We pwned all the matches we played and eventually switched Doug with Jenni. After that trade we stilled pwned because Ben and I are just plain awesome at games.

At around 6 o'clock, Jenni left for work and we began to play the Wii. Later we decided to play on the PS2 and pretty much just stayed there until we got bored.